Open Stack

Just a reminder that the nova bug day is today! Well, today for me.
Its whenever Wednesday starts for you.

Bug triage
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I personally use http://bit.ly/105Bydd to find bugs needing triage.
Note that our documentation on what we expect from triage is on the
wiki at https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/BugTriage . In nova land we
also _prefer_ that a triaged bug has a diagnosis of the problem (i.e.
"this looks like we need to tweak the run_instance method for libvirt
to handle gronkulators"), but that's not always possible.

I've also whipped up a little graph of triage activity, which is at
http://openstack.stillhq.com/reviews/triagesummary.html?reviewers=g:all
and will update during the day (but lags against reality, so please be
patient).

Bug closing
=========

I'd also like to see us work on actually closing some bugs. To that
end, there's also a graph of bugs entering the "in progress" state at
http://openstack.stillhq.com/reviews/progresssummary.html?reviewers=g:all
.

IRC
===

I'll be hanging out in #openstack-bugday on freenode if people want to
chat specifically about triaging and closing bugs.

Cheers,
Michael

On Fri, May 3, 2013 at 7:30 AM, Michael Still <mikal at stillhq.com> wrote:
> Heya.
>
> The state of un-triaged nova bugs is looking a bit grim at about 80
> bugs needing love, so the nova team decided in its IRC meeting to have
> a bug squashing day next Wednesday. We also decided we should try this
> as a regular thing, so the plan is to try to run a bug day every two
> weeks for the foreseeable future.
>
> I will send a reminder at the start of the day from my crazy upside
> down timezone. I'll also work on having some pretty reporting so y'all
> can feel competitive about it.
>
> Other projects are of course welcome to come along and close nova bugs
> too. Or their own bugs if they really want.
>
> Cheers,
> Michael